Alpha-aminosuccinic acid

hi all How do predict what types of secondary structure (left alpha helices, right alpha helices, parallel beta sheet, anti parallel beta sheet) from amino acid sequence? Reply as soon as possible

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What exactly is a non-integral repeat in an alpha helix and how does it arise? I was doing a question: An a helix is a form ... on the inside of the helix b) prevents clashes between neighbouring amino acid side chains c) positions the C=O and N-H groups to give favourable linear hydrogen ...

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... but I thought that was only due to introduction of oxygen. I dont know. Acid fast stains were shown to form chains with rods and spores optimum temperature ... because it was a green greyish color but I dont know exactly could be alpha TSB= showed slight growth at the bottom a kind of hazeyness ...

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... pepsine, leucine etc.; with three exceptions as Tryptoph an and the acidic AAs). The only way to memorize them is just drill, but I will give ... to Ala and you get aspartic acid. Since G lutamic acid is later in alphabet, it is longer by one carbon. The amides are just likewise. The basic ...

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... The nearest living relative to the mitochondrion is thought to be the alpha-proteobacteria Rickettsia (Emelyanov, 2000; Andersson et al., 1998). ... in both mitochondria and Mycoplasma, the codon UGA specifies the amino acid Tryptophan (Hayashi-Ishimaru et al., 1997; Martin et al., 1980; Inamine ...

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